Welcome to our Stamping With Friends Jan-Apr Mini Catalog Blog Hop. I'm sure you will enjoy all of the projects the demonstrators in this blog hop have created, so be sure to "hop" all the way around to see every demonstrator's blog post. 😊
Do You Like Gardening and Greens & Blues?
If you do, then you should like my project for today's blog hop. I started with a challenge to make a monochromatic card using Old Olive.
Then I made one using the pretty STORYBOOK MEMORIES DSP.
I love the Stampin' Blends alcohol markers for making easy work of coloring shaded images. And do you like the little heart?
You can see how I made this card, and easily got this shaded look in my video on my Stamp With Joy YouTube channel.
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Sweet card Caron, love it x
ReplyDeleteLove this card Joy x
ReplyDeleteadorable...thanks for hopping! OXOXOXO
ReplyDeleteLovely cards! I like them both, but especially the blue DSP background one.
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